The Proeger Family · Generation 13 — Earl's 10th-great-grandparents

Georg Kreber

Father of Eva Kreber · of Groß-Allmerspann, died before 1649

Georg Kreber

Confirmed

Father of Eva Kreber · of Groß-Allmerspann, died before 1649

Died
before 27 November 1649
Married
Maria
Sources
2

Research status

Research status: CONFIRMED as the father of Eva Kreber. Two Langenburg register entries, both read from the image, name him: the baptism of Eva on 22 November 1631, child of Georg Kreber of Groß-Allmerspach and Maria S1077, and Eva’s marriage to Hans Gronbach on 27 November 1649, as the daughter of the late Jörg Kreber of Groß-Allmerspann S836. Georg and Jörg are one name, the hamlet is the same, and the bride was eighteen

Life in the order the records give it

Death1649
Died before 27 November 1649, when the marriage entry calls him the late Jörg Kreber S836. His birth is not on any record read

Family parents, marriages, children, siblings

Marriage
Husband of Maria, who has no card. Father of Eva Kreber. His place in Earl’s line runs through Eva, whose own link to Anna Maria Gronbach is Probable; that is the earliest generation the record reaches
Children1605
The middle name Peter and the birth in January 1605 that online trees give him are on neither entry; they belong to a Georg Peter Kreber and Maria Susanna Woeller whose daughter Eva Elisabetha was christened at Hall in 1756, an unrelated family 125 years later
Cited on this card S836 S1077 Card added 2026-09-30

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Georg Kreber · Sources

Citations

Sources cited on this card

2 of the record's sources are cited here. The numbering is the record's own; the full list, with where else each is cited, is at Sources.

  1. S836Langenburg marriage register, p. 536 — Hans Gronbach and Eva Kreber (Kerber), 27 November 1649. Ancestry record 914633326 (image 1528570-00508). Image examined, read 28 September 2026. Probable “Hanß Gronbach, Hansen Gronbachs [wirts?] zu großen Allmerspach fil. legit. und Eva, Jörg Krebers [or Kerbers] zu großen Allmerspach filia relicta”: Hans Gronbach, son of Hans Gronbach of Groß-Allmerspann, married Eva, the surviving daughter of the late Jörg Kreber of Groß-Allmerspann. Read at full resolution. The surname can be read Kreber or Kerber. The register calls her only Eva. Collection: Württemberg, Germany, Lutheran Parish Registers.
  2. S1077Langenburg baptism register, 1631, vol. 12 p. 294 — Eva, daughter of Georg Kreber of Groß-Allmerspach and Maria, 22 November 1631. Ancestry record 164631360 (image 1528570-00392). Image examined, read 30 September 2026. Confirmed Kindsvatter “Georg Kreber von grossen Almerspach”; Mutter “Maria”; Kind “Eva”; Gevatter “Eva Georg Gerbnerin”; 1631, 22 [November]. The same girl who married Hans Gronbach in 1649 as the daughter of the late Jörg Kreber of Groß-Allmerspann [S836]: one hamlet, one father’s name in two spellings, and a bride of eighteen. FamilySearch indexes this entry as QPP2-K9DL; the same search surfaced an Eva Elisabetha Kreber christened at Hall in 1756 to Georg Peter Kreber and Maria Susanna Woeller (N882-2WY), an unrelated family that explains the “Peter” and “Elisabetha” in online trees.

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